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Goshen Daily Democrat

Location

Goshen, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1907

Page

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Abbott Jr. Favored In Boys City Mayoral Contest

Frank P. Abbott Jr. is predictably elected mayor of Boys City Winona Lake amid party splits. Nomination processes and rivalries within Water Sports and Land parties flare as the convention proceeds. Military rule loosens at camp but guards restrict civilian access and a milkman is shot in the guardhouse as tensions heighten.

Frank P. Abbott Jr Boys’ City Winona Lake Bey Frank Abbott Joe Clark Portland Lloyd Simmons Vincennes Water Sports Party Boys City News Land Party Land Contingent Arthur Hobson Boys Club Winona Harvey Geisler C. I. Club Madison Wis City Recorder George Taylor C. T. Club Board of Public Works George Lee Harry Fleming Lucian Simpson Paul Murray Marion Porter Emison Indianapolis Star Abbott Land Sports Party Star Water Party Floyd Simpson Simpson Lloyd Simpson Lloyd Bunyan South Bend Max Hudson Marysville John Porter Col. Biddle Indianapolis Judge Brown

Goshen Day Promises Fun at Winona Excursion

Goshen day at Winona attracts hundreds for a municipal celebration with Rogers band and the Goshen Grays versus Winona in an afternoon game. Boyville residents join the trip, and the First Methodist church excursion offers 75 cent tickets with return eligibility after seven. Capt. Hill and cadets depart for Bayville with eleven cadets, followed by Magor and twenty boys from the Twentieth Century club. Eight Methodist boys prepared for the outing.

Winona Rogers Goshen Grays Grays Goshen Boys Boyville Winona Assembly Ecampus First Methodist Church Goshen William Hill First Reformed Church Bayville Hill Magor M. B

Keely Discharged in Horse Theft Case at Garrett

P G Keely of Garrett Indiana charged with stealing William Wahls horse and buggy has been discharged as no witness could identify him. He maintained his innocence from the start.

P. G. Keely Garrett, Ind William Wahl Keely

Hear Gov Hanly Tomorrow at Elkhart Chautauqua

Gov Hanly will speak at the Elkhart Chautauqua tomorrow afternoon on The Spirit of Democracy. The event is part of a series addressing civic engagement and national concerns.

Special Lectures On Reading And Literature At Goshen College

Goshen College Summer school runs July 31 to August 9 with Prof Gingrich presenting reading and literature topics. He holds leave from March 26 and earns a Master’s in literature from Indiana University this summer. The course targets public school teachers and is led by the normal school principal.

Goshen College Gingrich Indiana University

Mrs. J. W. Richardson Hosts Chautauqua Club Picnic

Mrs. J. W. Richardson entertained the Chautauqua club at her North Side home last night. The gathering featured a picnic and social activities.

J. W. Richardson Chautauqua Club

Car Driven by Virgil Geiger Plunges, Burned. Injuries Reported

An automobile owned and driven by Virgil Geiger editor of the Churu busco Truth plunged down an eight foot embankment north of Ft. Wayne, turned turtle and burned. Geiger sustained a compound fracture of his right arm and all members of the party were slightly injured. No one was killed.

Virgil Geiger Churubusco Truth Ft. Wayne

Fight to be Waged Over Fifty Year Franchise Debate

The Elkhart council will consider a second reading on the C. S. B. & N. I. fifty year franchise tomorrow night. Opposition is growing as remonstrances circulate on Hickory and Jefferson streets.

Elkhart Council Hickory Jefferson

Restaurant owner used cleaver in resort clash

J Papadogianis a South Bend restaurateur struck George Selemos a White City cafe waiter with a cleaver during a quarrel. The incident involved a lot of blood and minor injuries.

J. Papadogianis South Bend George Selemos

Hawkseye Hardware Promises Good Mower, Service

Local hardware store Hawkseye promises reliable mowers and broad home care options. Neighbors report friendly service and steady stock of tools and outdoor equipment.

Governor Hanly Arrives in Elkhart for Chautauqua Visit

Governor J Frank Hanly of Indiana and his wife Miss Isabelle Pickett arrive in Elkhart from Chicago and are hosted by State Senator A R Beardsley. He will speak at 2 30 pm on The Spirit of Democracy at the St Joseph Valley chautauqua and stay until Thursday afternoon to hear Senator Tillman. A reception committee greets the governor, once political rivals now aligned in the Fairbanks camp.

J.frank Hanly Indiana Elkhart Chicago Lake Shore St. Joseph Valley West

Farmer John Dunlap Struck by Wabash Train Near Millersburg

John Dunlap a 75 year old farmer four miles east of Millersburg was hit by a Wabash passenger train about 6 am as he drove hogs from the right of way. He suffered a broken right arm in four places and other serious injuries, and was taken home for care.

John Dunlap Millersburg Dunlap

Fifth Story of Monger Building Nears Court Use

The fifth story of the Monger building in Elkhart will be ready for occupancy by September 1 and the Superior Court will convene there September 7. Bids for furniture are being received. John F Rohrer sued Mary Rohrer for divorce in the Superior Court alleging abandonment. They wed January 6 1902 and separated January 36 1904. They are each about 65.

Monger Elkhart Superior Court John F. Rohrer Mary Rohrer

Family Reunion Hosted by Bristol Residents

Elihu Jarvis of Harlan Iowa visited friends and relatives and was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin Smetzer in Bristol. Attendees included Charles Hate Anna Black Edward Hate Constantine Michigan Samuel Kreider James Jarvis Melvin Bowser John Jarvis Joseph Jarvis Bert Repplogle and Mrs Frank Jarvis. A large dinner followed.

Elihu Jarvis Harlan Iowa Edwin Smetzer Bristol Charles Hate Anna Black Edward Hate Constantine, Mich Samuel Kreider James Jarvis Melvin Bowser John Jarvis Joseph Jarvis Bert Replogle Frank Jarvis

Drowned Girl and Friend Rescue Effort at Battle Creek

Miss Mina Samerhorn aged 15 drowned while running along the bank of Battle Creek near Maplewood Park. Her friend Lawrence Hogarth attempted a rescue and nearly lost his life, diving in after her and bringing her body to the surface.

Mina Samerhorn Maplewood Park Battle Creek Lawrence Hogarth Miss Scamerhorn Hogarth

Timony Arrested on Sodomy Charge in Box Car Case

Charles Nelson Timony, labeled an alley rat by local police, was arrested on sodomy charges and held to the superior court in a $500 bond. The case centers on a claim of extreme degeneracy after Timony was found inside a box car.

Charles Nelson Timony Timony

Eight-year-old Arthur Turner Drowns Learning to Swim

Arthur Turner aged eight died while learning to swim in the Mississinewa River at Marion. His companions who tried to rescue him were nearly drowned in the attempt.

Arthur Turner Mississinewa Marion

Insurance policy tied to Mishawaka death

George Mather of Middlebury died in Mishawaka and held a life insurance policy with Northwestern Mutual Life. The notice identifies the policyholder and insurer, indicating an ongoing claim or beneficiary matters.

Garried Insurance George Mather Middlebury Mishawaka Northwestern Mutual Company

Officers Eye Quick Break in Louise Orlasky Death

Berrien county Michigan officers expect to soon clear the mystery surrounding the death of Louise Orlasky. Investigators pursue new leads and await autopsy results as they work to identify a possible suspect and motive.

Berrien County Mich Louise Orlasky

Institute for Elkheart County teachers set for August

Elkheart county teachers institute will meet August 26 to 30 in the Madison street assembly room. Instructors include Prof. D H Roberts from Michigan Normal at Ypsilanti, Dr. Frank Clare English of Moore's Hill College, and Edwin D Starbuck of Iowa University with A B Kolb in charge of music. 270 teachers across 16 townships expected. attendance boosts pay via grade-based raises.

Weaver Elkhart County Madison Street D. H. Roberts Michigan Normal Ypsilanti Mich Frank Clare English Moore’s Hill College Dearborn County Ind Edwin D. Starbuck Elwood Starbuck Goshen

Large $7,000,000 mortgage filed in Elkhart County

The Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. a major power syndicate led by the Chapins filed a mortgage for 7 million dollars with the New York Trust Co. It covers all syndicate property and is payable in 1957 at 5 percent interest. The 171 page document includes detailed asset descriptions and recording costs.

Indiana & Michigan Electric Co Elkhart County Vernon Indiana & Michigan Electric Company St. Joe River Elkhart Twin Branch Berrien Springs Buchanan Bristol Chapins, Millionaires New York Trust Company

London man starves in jail after arrest for fighting

James Ryan of London Ontario died in St. Joseph county jail after fasting for three weeks. He refused nourishment despite several attempts to force him to eat and warned he would not leave alive. He was 35 years old.

James Ryan London Ont St. Joseph County Ryan

Syracuse writer denies Art Portland Cement Co. suit facts

George W. Miles of Syracuse denies statements carried by a Syracuse dispatch about the Art Portland Cement Co. at Kimmell Indiana and a Nobles county circuit court suit. The denial follows widespread publication across most state newspapers based on Syracuse sourced information.

George W. Miles Syracuse The Democrat Art Portland Cement Co Kimmell, Ind Nobles Circuit Court

Moving Nearer Warsaw on Warsaw Peru Trolley Line

H A Butterfield plans to move closer to Warsaw as work on the Warsaw Peru trolley grade advances near Peru. Harry S Dickey, general manager of Winona traction lines, says cars will run from Warsaw to Peru about December 1.

Warsaw H. A. Butterfield Peru Harry S. Dickey Winona Traction Lines

Indianapolis Man Negotiating Hotel Hattle Lease

Jacob Hostetter of Indianapolis meets with George Hattle in the city to negotiate taking a lease on Hotel Hattle. The deal appears likely to close. Frank Waldron plans to leave in the fall as his lease expires and may move to California. Hostetter formerly operated a hotel locally.

Jacob Hostetter Indianapolis George Hattle Hotel Hattle Frank Waldron California Mr. Hostetter

Farm fall injures farmer near New Paris in narrow escape

William Leedy, a farmer southwest of New Paris, suffered severe facial injuries from a falling hay fork while unloading hay in his barn. Doctors say a hit to the head would likely have killed him, making the moment a miraculous escape from a fatal injury.

William Leedy New Paris

Elkhart Chautauqua Defends Auditorium Delays

Dr Hisenbergs, president and Elkhart postmaster, replies to charges of greedy profit behind the Chautauqua lacking a proper auditorium. He notes the group has used McNaughton park for ten days yearly under a deed with three years remaining and proposes a city built facility, with a 6 percent return on investment, to be owned by the city later.

Elkhart South Bend Tribune St. Joseph Valley Hisenbergs McNaughton Park

Despondent man ends life at wife’s grave in Warsaw

Reuben Brodbelt, 70, drank carbolic acid at Oakwood cemetery to end his life after a fortune was squandered in youth. He left a Chicago letter accusing his stepdaughter-in-law Dora Clover of heartlessness and desertion, including a claim she refused him water in his dying moments.

Reuben Brodbelt Oakwood Cemetery Warsaw Chicago Dora Clover Dora

Crying Babies Disrupt Gunsaulus Lecture at Chautauqua

The Elkhart Truth notes crying babies and talking women interrupted the Gunsaulus lecture at the St. Joseph Valley Chautauqua on Sunday. The piece questions why babies appear in such venues and criticizes loud talkers for disturbing attendees.

Elkhart St. Joseph Valley

Battle over two month old baby ends in Huntington

Mrs. Charles First, aged 17, gains custody of a two month old child after appealing to police for aid. Her husband, 19, opposed the arrangement and preferred living on Salamonie avenue.

Huntington Charles First

Missionary Talks From China Return to U.S. Visit

Miss Juniata Rickells of Pana NL has returned after six years in China. She shared an account of her work at Winona and described attending a major mission conference in Shanghai last month before sailing home on a six months furlough.

Juniata Rickells Pana, NL China Winona Shanghai America

Body Left in Vestibule After Funeral in Warsaw

The funeral services for Elijah Hayes were held in Warsaw. The body remained in state in the church vestibule due to a heavy 600 pound metallic casket that could not be carried up the stairs.

Elijah Hayes Warsaw

Elder Pontius Dies at Home Near Elkhart County

Gabriel Pontius aged 85, longtime Elkhart county resident and grandfather of Mrs. A. E. Weaver, is dying at his home five miles south of Elkhart. Mrs. Weaver sits at his bedside.

Gabriel Pontius Elkhart County A. E. Weaver Elkhart Mrs. Weaver

To Address Soldiers in Frankfort Visit

Charles W. Miller left today for Frankfort Indiana via Chicago. Tomorrow in Frankfort he will address the veterans of the Tenth congressional district.

Charles W. Miller Frankfort Ind Chicago Tenth Congressional District

Ice Thieves Target Patrons in Short Weight Scam

The Indianapolis News reports a determined campaign against ice thieves using a short weight method to cheat customers. The paper warns readers to be vigilant and protect purchases amid ongoing efforts to curb the practice.

The Indianapolis News

Giants Fall Twice as Nappa Beats Elkhart 6 1

The Krumpetz Giants of Elkhart were defeated by Nappa in a 6 to 1 baseball game. Kendallville shutout the Giants 3 to 0 in the second contest.

Giants Krumpetz Giants Elkhart Nappanee Kendallville

Hawks Hardware Co Lauds Trusted Garden Hose Brands

The Hawks Hardware Co. promotes garden hose brands it has sold for years, citing longtime customer trust and experience to back quality and reliability.

Hawks Hardware Co

Spirit of Democracy event with Gov Hanly at Chautauqua

Gov Hanly will speak tomorrow afternoon at the Elkhart Chautauqua on The Spirit of Democracy. The event invites attendees to hear the governor’s remarks and participate in the program.

Defend Mr Selby Statement From Elkhart Family

An Elkhart couple the Lambersons issue a statement defending John Selby amid reports of deception in his courtship and engagement to Leta Claire Lamberson. They deny any truth to the Michigan City paper reports and insist he remains a gentleman.

M. B. Lamberson Elkhart John Leroy Selby Lambersons Selby Leta Claire Lamberson Lamberson J. 8. Lamberson Michigan City

Northern Indiana Posting Co Incorporation in Elkhart

Capitalized at ten thousand dollars the Northern Indiana Posting Co formed in Elkhart to take over D. B. Carpenter's bill posting business. Harry G. Sommers is president Fred S. Timmons secretary treasurer and Dudley M. Shively of South Bend vice president. B. J. Welsh is listed as a stockholder.

Northern Indiana Posting Co Elkhart D. B. Carpenter Harry G. Sommers Fred S. Timmons Dudley M. Shively South Bend B. J. Welsh

Barbers Defeat Postal Clerks In Five Inning Local Match

The Barbers beat the Postal Clerks five innings at Tonawanda grounds by 11 to 0. This win followed their July 4th defeat of the Postoffice team, making the Barbers local amateurs champions. Milford vs Goshen Grays set for Thursday at Tonawanda grounds with Milford rising as a strong lineup.

Barbers Tonawanda Grounds Hascall Milford Goshen Grays

Hartzog Promoted to Fire Engineer After Stellar Tests

Louis Hartzog son of Mr and Mrs B F Hartzog of this city has passed all Lake Shore fire department tests to earn promotion to engineer He achieved an average of 100 percent in each of three tests covering mechanical and electrical engineering steam power and air brakes This stands as an unusual record for the department

Louis Hartzog B. F. Hartzog Lake Shore

Pearson highlighted as chautauqua platform manager

An Elkhart correspondent notes Prof. Pearson, last year’s speaker, remains prominently before chautauqua patrons as platform manager and is ready to deliver a speech as the platform clears of other attractions.

Elkhart Paul M. Pearson St. Joseph Valley Pearson

Probable Baltimore Quadrennial to Limit Pastors to Three Years

The Winona Lake assembly notes that the next year's quadrennial conference may revert to the old itinerary system and cap pastors' service at three years. This move would affect Methodist Episcopal ministers in Indiana and other states attending the assembly.

Methodist Episcopal Ministers of Indiana Winona Lake Baltimore

Heat claimed life of Hammond worker at his job

Joseph Czozovich aged 36 a laborer for the Western Steel Car Company near Hammond was overcome by the heat at work and died after being taken to his home He was married and had two children.

Hammond Joseph Czozovich Western Steel Car Company

Moving Supply Rooms Offers Below-Cost Plant Sale

Colonial Flower Shop on South Main Street announces a short sale of raffis ferns hanging baskets and flower pots as it relocates supply rooms. Sale lasts a few days with prices offered below cost.

Colonial Flower Shop South Main Street

Winona Railway Sells Round Trip Goshen to Winona Lake

Each day this week the Winona Railway company will offer round trip tickets from Goshen to Winona Lake on the 5 30 and 6 30 o clock cars with return on any regular car the same day. Fare is 50 cents.

Winona

List of names and suppliers in school furniture ad

Letter list includes J. A. Arnold Ella Bishop Howe School Furniture Co Mrs J M Hughes H Hoke Mrs Knopper Robi Limoure Mrs Anna Niswander Sheldon Novelty Co W C Troyer.

J. A. Arnold Ella. Bishop Howe School Furniture J. M. Hughes H.” H. Hoke Knopper Robi- Limoure Anna Niswander Sheldon Novelty Co W. C. Troyer

Dying Condition of Editor Jesse Good in Nappanee

Reports say Jesse Good is in a dying condition in Nappanee after overwork and a general breakdown. He previously edited a paper at Bigbee, Arizona, after leaving the Elkheart Truth.

Jesse Good Nappanee Elkhart Truth Bigbee, Ariz

Many Mishawaka Visitors Return Home After Week

A long list of residents and relatives are mentioned as visiting or returning home from trips to places including Elkhart St. Joseph Benton Harbor Milford Ligonier Mishawaka Chicago Three Oaks Gravenhurst and Wawasee. People such as James Edsall Mrs. Beane Misses Hatch Ashley and Skillman are noted in this social roundup with several heading to or from towns in Indiana and Michigan.

W. A. Beane Petoskey Josephine Low Shank Elkhart J. C. Becker St. Joseph Benton Harbor Mich Nellie Carey Angola J. B. Andrews G. E. Finkenbiner Wabash Fred Zeigler Montpelier Ind Lagrange Abram Peck Samuel Harry Livingston Chicago Stone Lake Pauline Hatch Mishawaka Kate Anderson Warren Cornell Knoxville Tenn Lama Stutz Louise Brownell New Paris Ona Davis Abe Kreeger Milwaukee M. Demwisky Jami Z Fred Vallance Ralph Ligonier Vallance Helen Ashley Warsaw B. H. Dodge Katherine Paddock Kankakee Will Egenroad Andrew Egenroad Charles Egenroad Edna Places South Bend Mayme Trueblood Greencastle Esther Bechtel W. P. Hess Gravenhurst Can St. Paul Minn E. E. Drake Skillman Joseph C. Beck Gilead H. A. Buttterfield David Plaut Covington Wawasee Myrtle Madge Eva Rummel Helen Wilma Lamb Mabel Fields Patrick Rummel Chas Meégers George A. Riley Frank’ N. Hascall Albert Hope Riley Hobkins Kel Furnace’ Mfg. Go Buffalo

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